We run group lessons for children and teens all season long, even in the quiet weeks, for ages 3-16 years. The perfect way to make friends and have a blast on the hill, groups are run by our fantastic children’s instructors who are are fully qualified and first aid trained, and absolutely love teaching kids as well.
Polar Bears Club for our youngest customers
As always, our groups are split by ability level, so no matter if it’s your little one’s first time on skis or they’re already cruising the mountain, they’ll improve in a fun environment with our dedicated Polar Bear instructors.
Together with our partners ‘Petit Verbier’, we also offer a full day option which includes skiing in our morning Polar Bear Club with an add-on afternoon of a hot lunch and exciting indoor and outdoor activities.
Prices
What languages are the lessons taught in?
The main language is English, however if possible we will try to match the instructor to the languages that you speak. Many of our instructors also speak second languages.
Where do groups meet?
All group lessons meet on the terrace at the Relais des Neiges opposite the main ‘Medran’ lift station in Verbier.
What happens if I choose the wrong level group?
On the first day we will always try to manage that every skier is in the correct group for their level. If for some reason you are placed in the wrong level we will always try to move you as quickly as possible to a suitable group.
Important information about the material to be brought from home, come prepared!
Sun cream and lip protector
Goggles / glasses that provide adequate UV protection
Money for a drink, chocolate etc.
Appropriate clothing and gloves
Protective helmets
Correct fitting skis and boots
Parents must inform the instructor and school prior to any session of any medical conditions or special needs. We do expect any children on any lesson to be able to use the toilet unassisted.
Kids Club
Our kids club is perfect for children and teens aged 6-16 years, with groups for all abilities from total beginners to advanced skiers and snowboarders. Our instructors are always qualified and love teaching kids. With a maximum of 8 children in each, split by both age and ability, groups run each week and offer you the option of half or full days.
Prices
What languages are the lessons taught in?
The main language is English, however if possible we will try to match the instructor to the languages that you speak. Many of our instructors also speak second languages.
Where do groups meet?
All group lessons meet on the terrace at the Relais des Neiges opposite the main ‘Medran’ lift station in Verbier.
What happens if I choose the wrong level group?
On the first day we will always try to manage that every skier is in the correct group for their level. If for some reason you are placed in the wrong level we will always try to move you as quickly as possible to a suitable group.
Important information about the material to be brought from home, come prepared!
Sun cream and lip protector
Goggles / glasses that provide adequate UV protection
Money for a drink, chocolate etc.
Appropriate clothing and gloves
Protective helmets
Correct fitting skis and boots
Parents must inform the instructor and school prior to any session of any medical conditions or special needs. We do expect any children on any lesson to be able to use the toilet unassisted.
Extreme Kids
Our Extreme kids groups are for high performing young skiers or snowboarders who can already confidently ski red runs in parallel and are looking to improve carving, powder moguls, race training or explore steeper slopes and itinerary routes.
Prices
What languages are the lessons taught in?
The main language is English, however if possible we will try to match the instructor to the languages that you speak. Many of our instructors also speak second languages.
Where do groups meet?
All group lessons meet on the terrace at the Relais des Neiges opposite the main ‘Medran’ lift station in Verbier.
What happens if I choose the wrong level group?
On the first day we will always try to manage that every skier is in the correct group for their level. If for some reason you are placed in the wrong level we will always try to move you as quickly as possible to a suitable group.
Important information about the material to be brought from home, come prepared!
Sun cream and lip protector
Goggles / glasses that provide adequate UV protection
Money for a drink, chocolate etc.
Appropriate clothing and gloves
Protective helmets
Correct fitting skis and boots
Parents must inform the instructor and school prior to any session of any medical conditions or special needs. We do expect any children on any lesson to be able to use the toilet unassisted.
Weekend Club
Our weekend club runs every Saturday morning through the season for young skiers living locally to make friends with other children and improve their skiing each week.
Prices
What languages are the lessons taught in?
The main language is English, however if possible we will try to match the instructor to the languages that you speak. Many of our instructors also speak second languages.
Where do groups meet?
All group lessons meet on the terrace at the Relais des Neiges opposite the main ‘Medran’ lift station in Verbier.
Important information about the material to be brought from home, come prepared!
Sun cream and lip protector
Goggles / glasses that provide adequate UV protection
Money for a drink, chocolate etc.
Appropriate clothing and gloves
Protective helmets
Correct fitting skis and boots
Parents must inform the instructor and school prior to any session of any medical conditions or special needs. We do expect any children on any lesson to be able to use the toilet unassisted.
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Many people when asked to guess might think that skiing has been around maybe a few hundred years, possibly even a few thousand..
Ski or snowboard instructing is one of those incredibly rewarding careers, the draw of being able to train to improve your own skiing or snowboarding.
In the Four Vallées, the answer is pretty far! In fact, for advanced skiers it’s possible to get from Verbier to the bottom of both Nendaz and Thyon comfortably in a day.
This is always a tough question and unfortunately there is no perfect answer as it is dependent on both the child and the parents.
